> I think that this is where trimix computers come in. Even if it's a > good "drop in" gas, I'd still like to track what I'm really using. > Also, because of O2 Tox there would have to be some kind of an > "orientation class" at the least. If you go down to 160 on air and > come back up right away you're stupid, but you won't tox on O2. A > "drop in" gas would need some serious warning if it has a higher O2 > content. Paul, Don's said that it has a longer NDL than air, so you can leave those who feel the need for a dive computer to continue using their existing air computers. As far as O2 tox is concerned - they're already told not to exceed 130'. If they can't understand that they shouldn't be diving. There is no need for a trimix computer. Spend the money on gas, not expensive toys. John -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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